Ralph Loop Coral Canvas Camp Shirt In Sky

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A summer camp you can actually enjoy! Unlike the ones your parents used to drop you off at for the summer. The Ralph Boxy Camp Shirt has creative prints and extra stretch, instead of mosquitoes and creepy cabins. It has a relaxed fit, is shorter in length but wider overall, and is typically worn untucked. It's so comfortable, we should actually call it a "glamp" shirt.

100% Cotton
70s Poplin

Machine wash. Tumble dry low.

Made in: China

Lords of Harlech XS-XXL is listed in USA sizing.

Below are the target measurements
USA XS = EURO S 39" chest (99 cm)
USA S = EURO M 41” chest (104 cm)
USA M = EURO L 43” chest (109 cm)
USA L = EURO XL 46” chest (117 cm)
USA XL = EURO XXL 49” chest (124 cm)
USA XXL = EURO XXL 52” chest (132 cm)

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Lords of Harlech

Based in United States of America

Founded in 2016 by British designer Paul Mainwaring, The Lords of Harlech creates luxury menswear and womenswear that blends modern silhouettes, bold prints, and rich, custom-made textiles. Each piece is crafted in collaboration with world-class manufacturers, ensuring exceptional quality and truly unique garments that redefine contemporary fashion.
The SS26 Collection draws from the vast plains of the Serengeti and the sculpted dunes of North Africa — where rhythm, texture, and tribal influence meet modern tailoring.

Founded in 2016 by British designer Paul Mainwaring, The Lords of Harlech creates

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